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Review request for samza.
Bugs: SAMZA-647
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Review request for samza and Milinda Pathirage.
Bugs: SAMZA-561
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Hi all,
In case this helps anyone, I was able to create a simple class to do the
join and it works nicely for my use case. It assumes you have schema for
the input and output records.
Example (
https://github.com/Quantiply/rico/blob/master/avro-serde/src/test/java/com/quantiply/avro/JoinTest.jav
I think using nested fields would be a mistake. In SQL, you have two namespaces
when joining two tables (or N namespaces when joining N tables), but what
outputs the query is a flat namespace.
For example:
select emp.name
from (
select emp.*, dept.*
from emp join dept on emp.deptno
